Gus Walz Ann Coulter: Ann Coulter called ‘bully’, ‘soulless’ after her ‘weird’ attack on Gus Walz

Conservative author Ann Coulter was schooled on X after she called Tim Walz’s son Gus Walz ‘weird’ at a time when Gus was winning hearts showing the world how to be take pride in parents’ achievements. As Tim Walz accepted the nomination as the vice president candidate of the Democratic party, 17-year-old Guz Walz — in the audience — could not contain his pride and happiness.’That’s my dad,’ Gus said and went viral for his heartfelt gesture. But the author thought it was the right moment to give the ‘weird’ thing back to Tim Walz and sharing a story about Gus’ tears, she wrote, “Talk about weird…”
Tim Walz brought the ‘weird’ element in this campaign after he called the Republicans weird before he was picked as the VP candidate by Kamala Harris. The ‘weird’ campaign became popular with Republicans and Democrats each calling the other weird.
But picking on a 17-year-old with ADHD was not lowest Ann could droop to, social media users observed as they called her a ‘f**king monster’.

“I was wondering who would be the first a-hole to make fun of Walz’ son. Turns out Ann Coulter is just that a-hole. Girl, that’s American’s Little Brother you’re talking about. Be best,” an angry user wrote.
“Hi @AnnCoulter. Being moved to tears by pride in someone you love is the coolest and most normal thing there is. Also, he’s 17 years old, you irredeemable monster. I’d tell you to go to hell, but you’re already there,” another wrote.
“@AnnCoulter is a joyless, loveless, empty husk of a human being who so completely lost the plot of humanity that she traffics in the kind of asinine bullying that all decent parents tell their kids to avoid,” author John Pavlovitz said.
“If you’re attacking or making fun of Tim Walz’ neurodivergent son for his reaction and love for his father, you are a terrible human being,” one wrote.
Ann Coulter once told Indian-American Republican leader Vivek Ramaswamy that she would not vote for him in the US presidential election as he is from India.